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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
TIE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE REJOIcES
A CROWDED RECEPTION IN ITS NEW ROOMS
SUCCESS OF INSTITUTION.

A CROWDED RECEPTION IN ITS NEW ROOMS
SUCCESS OF THE INSTITUTION.
At the new rooms Of the Art Students League, Nos.
1i3, IS aud li7 East Twenty-third- there was
Qualification meeting last night that the form Of
reception. which gave the students opportunity to
show their quarters to hosts OF friends who "ced
with them on the walls hung pictures asd stud
10y the following artists instructors OF the League Wal
ter shriaw, W. VI Chase Kenyon Cox J. Carroll Beck
with. H. Sddons Mowbray, Gcor-e De Forest
Brush. Il. r. Fitz T. IL. Blashhsll. II. A. Levy.
orchestra dispensed dreamy music and tasteully ar
ranged floral decorations added color and fragrance
The new quarters large occupying half the binding
hut there people ensugh present to comfortably
fill all the rooms. 1t emincntly Behe-
milan" AMI democratic gathering. Tho impccuni-
student there who knows what 1t
is TO do his own patching and darnng and live In
attic and the rich swallowiaied student who
pursue tile beautiful without any conflicts with grim
necessity there There feminine students.
some rich and poor pretty and some hemeiy,
but everybody plane OF equality for art worship
il great eveller.
The students were all happy because the gathering
intended to sgnazc The striking OF an in
stituton which in ths beginning had TO struggle
hard for existence and which predcted was pre-
doomed 10 failure The Art stu Tents League ~ unique
In this. That II Is entirely manasoi and supported ny
stulcnts Themselves AMI furnishes striking example
,,ch II.rtar f,nJ NJ
Ing in enc fors and another that no hcp II 80 vaape
self help. for without outside assistance without
any requests from wealthy people. the students tneni
selves have In little decade. butt up Inc larE
est art school I'm the country. The fees are na'eh
cost pnrs acarly 1000 students receive instruc
ton in ono another o. tho numerous classes one
thing only the league lacks to satisfy ia amhtisn hhh
them that would be forever cmbamed in the afectionate
memory OF "A grateful postcrity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

A SUIT BiS SGD OYASANCIENT LAND GRANT
suit was begun yesterday in the United States Cir
out test tho extent OF patent granted in 1867
BIZ sir Echarl Nichols to certain lands along the North
River Hopper :. Mott and Alexander H. Mott owned
some sf the property along the North River north Of
Ffyfiths and leased 1t in 1854 10 persons who as
sgned to Ruin A. Wallace AID David Wallace OF Sails
bury Mass The suit is begun by the Walaces against the
Mayor Aldermen and Com atty OF the City of New
York the Department OF Docks, the Dock Commission
efs anu GeOIg e W. fluDkitt The complaint says That
the Dock Department has made contract for the erec
lion OF piers bulkaeds etc, Ivy MI unkltt III 'front.' or
the property leased To the plaintiffs The piainll> say
the Dock Department has right To establish AN
exterior water iac which will eXtingush the plaintiffs
riparian CHS AMI the privileges granted IN TIE Mich
oils charter they ask that the Dock Department and
MI PunkIt be restrained from carrying on the work
which they have he temporary restraining ORDER
granted returnabe before Judge LacsmDe next Fri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

State bonds dun. Alabama class y sold At los
AID Tenpc.-ee settlement IS sold %. There no
transactions in city bank stocks.
For saturday tuerc Usually wei distributed
bu.iness dsue IN railrssd bonds, ant tie prices
were steady to hrn. Ncw-Iorl. Lake IRE and
Western srcOn - -si 1T - interest Ne't ebors !,
were steady at lOl X lOl =. Canada ION hrrn nrS =
were firm at lOja an! seconds higher az o. New
York. chicago ami ~ Louis 1, were firm AZ SOL
CHICAGO aud Indiana Csll soll a. % 10 100.
Ncw-Icr,ey central - wrs firm at 99i3.
Columbus. IIockias Valley and Toledo - sold a
7ll-aTl Ea,' tennessee. Virginia and Georgia gold -
firm 9J-095l2. Missouri. Kansas and texas D
hrm a. Obj and co,-ol - at Io7 Lake Enc a., /
Western - we're NJ lO3 l. Lolsv lie and Nashviil'
mcome q. -rnns with - per cont aiv1ncs to lo
Northern PIcc ir,'s b. higher at 10 ana sec
ond- ~ htehsr 1T lOl Fort Worth and Dcsvcr ftSts
rose fr,a "a so reXls Pacific irss Rios were up
- 10 -. -
OF unlisted securities dealt in nj the stock Fxchan q.
Amer lcIu ~cvd on certificate. sot 600 AT 81 X
03Ili Western Nasna Bauk - at % IT, Mexican VA
ioual hr.ts trust $1,000 at -, 1ut security MlunS
and Mirius 800 at - 1D4 Il - -.
A. usual nu ~ttlrIaYs money was uomi3dl ar per
cent ~ The OPENING srr. a. per cent II the close
TIE sub Treasury was debtor to the ClcHlas House
S9iS.9UD.
Ine customs receipts reporfol at Washington to-day
wer" ~}pi 7l~ and the internal revenue receipts were
~IOol9J The United states Treasury received
S3Bl.OOO National bank noes for redemption, ana the
receipt, Tor tho week were ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot o. Cortland All Dst
bros-o, st-. As follows .,,
"a. M. for Clti+iuqua and lu terneiilc pprN ,.,.,
4n M for Geneva. lvsns Limirs, Roche'tor Blh' v
nm The Nest aud principal local points CHAIR car 10 lac"
/ y m for TunkhInnock AMI intermediate points ChNr
10 runAhanuogA Connection 10 Hea'AS ana ""'''''
.-.....t 80. ...,...
ION m Tor Copay and informed ate points Con
ue,finn 10 i.,limg AMI IIarrl-Durg CHAIR p'OilV
5,jn D. ~ Tor Geneva Lyons .mira. Rochester, bunlo
and In. West Pullman scrpcr - Lyons
sim M for Iaurays and informed Alto points
Trims eaying 40 n, 7. No. dni 10 p ~. CONNECT
for oi roiuf. IN MahtnDv aud llaIlrtsn Goa gious
SUNDAY TRAINS.
ga M for Mauoh Chunk, liaZleiOn and intermediate
points
$50 n Geneva LYONS lDiira, Rochester, BuH-l'
and the West Pullman sleepor To Lyons
General Eastern once, 80 Breadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
CHARGES IG4rysr AQUEDrcr INSPECTORS.

Secretary Phillips, Of the civil Service Examining
Board said yesterday that the investigation to the
witnesses who vOuchcd for three ~ tn Inspectors OF
sonry on the new aqucduct SIN going 50 fai
he knew the candidates themselves wei fitted for the
places they held As to the Inspectors being Political
workers and owing their appointment to that fact, hc
knew nothing. All candidates for appointment in
sec,nr, Of masonry, Wi" for Other place, sub
ected rigorous examination, and those who passed had
faccr, etc In the ease OF me
three inspectors under Investigations IL alleged
that they obtained their places through political
fnyor, and the witnesses 10 character mad not
truthfuly. The papers IN the were turned
Inspector Byrnc- IN order that thorough cNtnlhi
lion might be- made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
TESTING 4 NEW DYNAMITE SHELL.

BY order OF the Ordnance Beard OF the War Depart
men second test of the dyn mite she'll Gyeuted
BY Lieutenant Graydon. made at sandy Hook yes
terday. Five steel shells fired in all The first
shell penetrated the l5nch turret TARGET and then
pcded. The target almost demolished. aud rem
derel useless for further practice Four shells were then
fired to determine the and demonstrate that bv
raydons method dynamite shells could be propelled by
ordinary black powder from The service guns so 10 OBJ
tain satisfactory penetrating aud destructive power.
The Board much pleased wiz the result Of the t"si
AMI congratulated Lieutenant Graydon upon the success
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
Gteam oats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OFNEW-JERSEY
dss o.c Sa YAK
SIG. $50 and iI;so m; IL $780, = A.: gig
ss0 , ana Fsr y, i" 7o sg g5 v' +.
| 400 $50 m. sundlvs $50 a III, y. M
ERIE RAILwAY.-Th trains leave
bers,,. local Trains leave 25tst from . to 10 minute,
Week DAYS $50 sun!avs-Diy Express Buffet Draw
ing room Coaches 10 hlnir loraeisville. Bnras Pail
5pmnDaiy 1GLie1gc apt st. Loais Limited" 'od PAL.
vile, Cory Akron, Cleveland Cincinnati. Chcago IN /
Cp @ Da 6Sso Ant d1 Pi 1877 s n9 Pullman
ing Coaches to Eochessl Buffalo Niagara Falls Clean.
$G .pns cae. '9 to ESs% G Pn Elm
Salamanca. cacinnai. and Chicago
hu's'aoF I ncdn fi' 5 TsS s 5GS 7's zig
~ S i "o1 a. 80, 9 a,tnifh, ssad,y,
1850 & 3minsh A 5nai ra 2 TOP To- f.s Sc v seek
rasr,'a week y Zoo so 100 30 o5
noon ~ 800 $50 go t9o 49, 40 so! $40 $50
s sS ~ 81 d 1872 as% cS 400 % "5
Newark and Paterson, via newark rcrs i3y." 5.N So,
sI p and II naas it' t aaay. 500 NJ
$3.50, $50. 7 5Qnm
loG; 800. $50 eio 5so, 3 1880 p. M: and + mil;
Nov5ars AMI Cornwall week aav. 80 A. 30. 40.
%aswes wtef as. 9o' l.so ." 10 pm
Am, $3.50, 40 >. g. go ~ Sundays. AS. SD
Goshen. week DAYS ii5 7ju. . 1879 800. 400 f3).
q. 1880 p. IN. Sundays 445 $50. 1880 a. nL D. $50.
1890 D. n
TcAes for passage anl apartments n DRAWN Room ani
Sleeping Coaches can BIS obtained an orders for the
ing and transfer Of baggage he LEFT tho Csnptnys
ticket onees Nos. 81 40 I'll. 9j7 Broitwy lSi West
ST.. New,fork No 33l Fdtoust. Btsoklyn 81 Mont.
,ETpfe. trans rom the Se~YoTs At 75'
Il. ii. sotIT, cen, M'sr Lp. FARMER. C. .Agt
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS LANDING at Cranson,
lNest Ponu. Cornwall, Newbnrg. MARLBOROUGH. Ml'on
POugkeerse and EsOpu-. connecting with Ulster ana "
aware. stony Glove ami CaiskiI Mountain Railroads.
OF king James W. Baldwin Leave
week day a. foot of Harrison st, except
saturday. when City OF Kingston leaves at y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
DUMPING REFUSE OFF OYSTER ISLAND

ssms of captains OF the staten Island ierryboats
have complained a good deal lately about the dumrng
OF DIRT by of oyster Island instead Of ont at
the law requires No reports of these violations
OF the law yet been mace by tie shore inspectors
appointed for the purpose. When Deck Commissioner
asked about it yesterday he said he Gld mot
think any OF the Department scows had been doing TINS
IN felt that they had not. Our tugs. no adj
ded when engaged in towing scows or other vessels Tor
the removal sf the dredged material always carry sig
ma ha. pcuOusly displayed with the words ID. d.
dock Department. in the centre. As all our dumping
is done between sunrise and sunset the signal could
easily be detected he offending parties may be private
contractors from this city, Brooklyn or Jersey CiIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
,,4Eryc Oyg BAyK orr or TWO

The stockholders OF the Fulton National and the
Market National Banks expected to approve the reso-
luton of the directors adopted some time ago. to unite
the insttuusEs under the name OF the National
Market ana Fulton Bank II this Is done tho worK OF
Nquidsu,n is expected 10 begin on December 20.
handsome bank building Is 70 be put up at fnton ana
Cold St. and work will at once. The struct
ure will probably be ready for occupation oy, next
autumn Alexander Gilbert. cashier OF tho Market
Bauk viii probably be the president OF the consolidated
lusituOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
ANIMAL DIyygR or CoLruDyA ALUxvH

lhe annual dinner Of the Alumni OF Columbia College
wi" take place at tho Hotel brunswick on Friday.
ecsmber l6 at $50 II. Frederick r. Ccudert. presi-
."eht OF the Alumni Association, will preside, and
.pesches Will be made by Mayor Hewitt exMayOr Seth
Nv 70" ahh other graduates, and also by Edward Webcre
Taauhcey ~ Dcpew aud the Row Dr.. Henry Van Dyke,
d. PRESIDENTS respectively OF tho Harvard, Yale ana
.heeioh Alumni Associations. large representation
o an NE classes from ~ 70 's7 have arraeged 10 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH.
%r KNIGHTS TO PUSH THE MOVEMENTS.

I,r,rIoNs sFNT TO THE LOCAL AssEMBiIEs-MR
powDERLY's PRONUNCIAMENTO.
.,r,pIiIA Dec 9. Within the coming week
,,,,ons favering the establishment Of Governmental
prronh system throughout the United States will be
's 49,, from the present headquarters OF the knights
On this city TO the local assemblies of the order
" hor. and the entire membership Of tho Knights
e '''' will be urged TO sign thes quickly
o's when the petitions have been llled up with
p.,nrss they will be presented to Congress at the
'e,, session. Ralph Beaumont. chairman OF
co'"' rrigh,s' Legislative Committee, will have
ING Of the petitions This movement is in
'1 with the measures passed at the
A'''' .,on OF the General Assembly at Minneapolis.
, that the rank and file OF the orior will spare
-. and leave no stone unturned that may aid in
,,.blng their design. General Master Workman
a'Vsl has made an announcement to the order
To- ~ m. necessity OF the asve lie says:
our General Assembly session Minneapolis.
even great ana GG struck ns nag and ;nr
one man "s ts a. mnch o ~. niicS % ho
.s. 10 TINS should not be- something must be
aes "S. people say Jay Gould will steal
charge w stealing ana think peUule would be- safe N
threeu ou.dollar bond his doorstep
nv back upon H. We NAV cry against the "cahtahsuc
pssnst tie "espitahstic press and the next column
t s.S s" over III furnished the c1pastc
so Sr ,ns &c to19d IN the s
pres Nsmust DO cur utmost TO establish system OF tee
from The people ami from tc press and then each
each the Republic think
and .sy Just what he the that rests The
ssna. Of he United states Government.
not ask Government shall purchase the
~,re. OF any pOratOn believe giving every
rhsncs but VOud ask that the Government shall put
n. us ow icrgrapi side by side with others and
operate and we shah then which is the bigger man
Xy OF Uncle sam
Mt Pswdcrly went over to New-York a few days ago
and pused himself examining documents and papers
relating to he manner in which the English Govern
mept obtained possession OF private telegraph systems
in Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
FTNTPII or JOHN KIVA NdGX

Deputy Tax Commissioner John Kayanagh, who died ON
wednesday his home No. 600 East one hundrcd-and-
buried yesterday In Calvary Cemetery
funeral took place a. ST. JerOmc's Roman Catholic
Church al hIt, ghth st. and Alexander
where solemn requiem mass Was celebrated by The
Rev Father Byrnc. with Father u. J. . kccc acting
deacon, Father Hayden ubdcdcOn. ana Father Hughcs
DisfOr Of church Of Onlc- There Ms
a large attendance Of friends. Among them wcr" John
d. Crimnlns, CDnmissOn"r Michael Coleman Comnis
eOner James 8. Coleman, (Omniss Oncr Thomas Brtnhin
Clerk TwOmey Of the Common Council Michael Glbhn
Alexander McGuness. Senator Jacob a. Cantor l. d.
Farrell and ex-Judee Joseph Mcguire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
E1EcrRIc MOTORS FoR STREET CARS

The DAFT Electric Motor Company, which year ago
made the first trials with electric mOsr the Ninth
Avenue Elevated Road nearly ready to renew the
perinents, and in few days expects to have its new
motor running on that road SO FAR the tracks are
concerned the arrangements completed last sum
msr The motor Will have capacity or 10 horse
powe- aud xpected draw five loaded cars with ease
The DAFT COapany has also made arrangements with
tie sixth Avenue rface Railroad tompsny to run cara
on its line storage battery will bc used for tins in
each car on a design by Mr. DAT. The first ear VIII
pecin running next week between tarminc,st and Cen
trail Park 10 be added as rapidly ~ they
can be pieDarei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.


AND United STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Nen YORK. VIA Des0rs'ses and cofta1h
Iars,nrr rit.6nrs and the we,t with Pullman r3llc-
ss aa' 1hS ;sa %., 6.a: S%osns and
s at n ling ~ CRY Tor Tor Iasvo ro,ro
lrum Centre. and tho on Regions ,..
For ca9.@ mr. G % aps and n Rans 20
60 ana 90 N. Saturdays only. 500 p NJ. san
Ia!nmoIe, Ws,hne or and the son,h. Limited wa,hns
ton s'Ts, n o. car H 1y e1pi snnsy 10 @ arrvs
Wa'hn ston 10 N ant daily y 10 p ., arrive M'sins-
zoo :t All 100 . nv and igljnislt sunday is aud
For A,Ia,, i '' nv i 90 30 m week day.
For clpc Nay il 10 a. week days Saturdays Only %
Long nruc, Ray Head Junction, aud nerme hate .i,ton'
RAJ a d AmbOr. 9lO = H. LOO noon. 90 an
soup ON ~us lay. J4j M and 800 p H. llo not sto'
For o. Point AMI Norfolk VIA NewYork. Phuadelphn
Noiflik ..oAi 500 M every day via Baltimore ani
Boats or noosva iuary connect with an tlr0ush train,
,JsriSg Ty o"s specify an" direct transfer "r
Trans .5f1t IRON rrssnrs 40 1879 NJ 'ni
go c5ia ~. 10 500 $780, $50. so. o2l and 10 3
: ~ From fi,lcpha 10 go $50 40 :. ~ 9l1
arai ~ y S5 o. go go 20 800, lbs ii.56a H. -
b5c. :. 500 o % 49, 10 IS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EIpfe>s ra,n, e've NcwY Dc',rosse' aud cOrt
CO 49, . % chicago Limited and 10 Washington Linz
and . p m and Isl5 nish. Acccmmo iiiieu - All
~ 10 a. 49, 40 ana p M nnnaay'' N,a NM, M snt
12lJ nglt
Trans leaving New YORK daily. except SUNDAY at an
IL 10 ], =. 4. >. and 10 a H., ahs j. u" u
SUNDAYS. connect At trenton for cam len
Returnmg trains leave Broad Stteee station
l,o 30 % - $50. 80 80 ~ - 80 a. III
ll.l5a m "a utel pre.' win DnlaG Sst a., - :,
u IN on Sun,liy l2ul i2l iOj. a. pBj, - ~ o'L
l9.tg .i..p $50 lmftp BIS o 80 7l2 AMI IL . ~ 80
Leave Plilt epnii. vil cinleh. 800 H. AMI 49, u"
daily oNcr"t Sln liy. ... - ,..o~ Anna,
Tr[et odc,s so ii AMI 9ii Br,alwlv. ASor NV
itttery ace ani foot OF Desb'os,cs ana corr
Court - BroOslyu Annex siuol. tot on '1ten
TrooN lvn: station Jersey cay Emgrdnt l'oA"' ""-"
Castle Garden. all ,or and chcck
/ hagray from hotels an rcsidonc,s n uonn
0,uAS L. PIGh.
Gene al Manager dohefs' f~s' Ne>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
IRrM0yT r0LIcE ~ IA INE NlNK.

Superintendent Murray yesterday placed ap'ain
Nose. W. Coitfl.hi OF thr tarmlu-t Vile squad. I'm
command Of the pole" IN fremont. captain '"r-
right {, expected to discipline The policemen who have
ccoInc careless under captain Robbins loose admin
istratlon Of affair Ir.lI,ut, Of fremont who have
been ll1inug 20 the Police Board That they dl h'
500 a policeman pas, thrr hoI~-, once = month. MAY
hereafter sce the hluc uniform u th" streets 'N'N
Iay. Sergeant Is hnri ha, been larod Boo Temporary
command Al the west one hundred aud nifs -rcon1~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

READING. Dee 3.-In consequence Of the meagre
supply OF in the city reservoir the Water Comms
sioners to-day issued proclamation calling upon
citizens exercise the utmost economy in the use OF
water and stating that persons disregarling the
proclamation will subject thsnselves to severe penalties
There is new only fifteen days supply OF water hand
and IN case OF large fire this would be consumed in "a
few hours Similar complaints como from the nsgo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
rrorE soR BIcKMoRE oy JirAv.

Professor Bckmore continued yesterday IN his lecture
at Chckerns Hal 10 tho public school teachers bis af
count OF casters nations Japan and the japanese '
was the subject yesterday and many views w'io gwen
OF the scenery AMI the curot, customs OF The country
AMI aucisnt m0nuHcsts relating 20 tho history OF lie
country several views w-re given Of @0Er ~ Inc app
rgises no sti live simple manner ~ the h"itheih
part II japan and tfc'- prop, were zen ~ N
Ickmorr this c1uhtrV ten years 40 mar lci'"If"
lsd-ae that thrg bs ous 10 the IndO European fanny
Instead OF tho Monaghan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
SIZE MY MEIGAA 1oN WHY SIZE cRows w

August ElbOgcn, theatrical agent. called on The
Mayor yesterday, accompanied by Julia ohr, elrl
Of eight years, aud her mother. The mother and
daughter came from Germany short lime ago Tho
girl IS striking example Of how flesh may be- accnmu
lated a human being. She weighs about 10
hounds She has been exhibited In Germany and the
agent wished 10 parc her exhibition IN ono Of the
dime museums in this city. Mayor lic"nt declined
10 grant n license um'n flbrldgc r. Gerry, president
uf the Society for tlc Prevention 81 CrneIy 10
Children, had given his consent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

CONSUMPTION KILLING "JEERY" HAATiGiN
jerry IIartlean, Warden Wal-h's Lieutenant 100
County Democracy politics In tho ia Assembly,
District. b, nl from consumption At iho house "i h'
brother In law John OIcary. No - Guy Han place
There J., no chance fOr his recovery. l"dih b, prop
adv only question Of irw days. Nono 81 Dis Ola
friends IA allowed to- Vl.it him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
IJfPROTIYG YHE pARK LAWNS

superintendent Parsons. Of the Park Department, has
oeeh engaged this FALL by the direction OF the Park
hoard IN the soil of lawns in Central
aH Win fertilizers. More than 10000 loads Of fer
nns material have been spread over the lawns In
1nus portions Of the Park. particularly on the Mall
s .he wear during the summer is greatest large
,s ht Oi compost and phos pilates also TO be dis
part o: the city toward spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

President John \. Cocbcnn and tbs other
ncwIy-clccicd officers Of the Press '"b
wcir Installed yesterday With appropriate
ceremonies. President Cochrru mad brlef sp"".i'
plcd.n- himself bis oIo,t- ads aI'r th'
Interests fhr club and na' am i- pf,-"nf r"-frs"u'
cond mon hrh standing among the club organizations
of hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
XArLST SHORE RAILROAD.

W =. ! Z. Z IT. 7. II Tt'FH y
Trains leSve 42d station follows and p nl.
utes earlier ifon foot of lay 81. North River:
Detroit and ca ago 3 - a m. 'GO1 SIS p m
-. Louis -Gop - - nj.
syracuse Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge. Ndgwt
Fans. 3 -. rl.5J a. m. '6.OO SD p. ~.
Itcl. 3 -. g.Jj al l:{O a. 600. SD p m.
Kingston. Slugeftes CtsSil Albany, BID, I'D y -
al lao a. m. ss:Ob 900 = - y -
Crlnsons IVES, Font cornwall. Newburg Sl5. ~.
10 -. II 90 ! lu. Oh. SO, $40 D.
ami 600 p IN Crlnston's Cornwall. Newbur%
FOR Moutrca. and canada last. 600 p M
Hamilton. London, T. 600, - Toronto.
- ~ a.. H.. 900. '~.l5p nj.
Iosant sis-ping Bu1alO. Niagara tas Drt-0t,
ChicAgo and Il LOUIS.
DAILY fDsy except SATURDAY. otter trains daiV e3c-?t
Suui4v n Leave J.rsey CITY P z. r. station. l:2d
$40 D. m IIsboksn. West shore station oll3Oa D. m.
$500 p. m.
For tcArs time tahes parlor seepngcar accenn g.
on or iu!nrmaon anply OFFICES BrOokyn 1913 Wa n
nston.~t $50 Fuor-t. Annex office foot % Fulton =
New YORK cliy 3G5 7Sl o. Rro~dwIy lj} BowelY IL
PARK Place. and shore stations foot OF Vest y II,
foot Of Jay.sf y r. g =. IANBERf
3 NQuderhilt.tyc General Passenger Agcai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

Mrs Asah witkoo OF Brooklyn was passing through
Broadway Friday, near ChamOerss.. when shs felt
somebody enleavorng TO get her Dockctoook from the
pocket cloak she turned quicXy. caught the man
who was ;tiemp,ing the robbery and held him until
Officer smith, the seventeenth Precinct. got him Int
custody Yesterday. The Tombs Police Court the fell
low was committed 10 await trial in General Sessions
He gave OF Richard Barry, twenty eight OF
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
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NrwBURG, " V. Dec 3.-"Tom" OBrien, OF New
York brought here the other day charge OF having
swindled asnrer Ring out OF $4,000 IN Albany City
bonds was released to-day. the having collapsed
Mr. Ring could not ufy him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04
DIPHTHERYA SPREADING IN TIE CITY

There were G5S deaths CSC births and 375 marriages
In the city last week. The deaths from contagious u.s.
esses numbered 20 and diphherla alone killed 81 per
SONS mostly children Scarlet fever ass Increased IN
Ae cry and caused deaths II said at the SAM
bureau Yesterday that beth diphthera and scarlet
nave spread IN all parts Of The city and no neigh
,vrn1sh ~ exempt from cOniagion. Dr. cyrus LhSoh
tho city for two weeks